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- Computer Science is the science of computers while Information Technology may or may not use computers. Of course there is a big overlap but in general computer science handles the technical working of computers whilst IT is concerned more with information manipulation and the business requirements
- Computer Science is concerned with the principles and concepts that are behind the emergence of IT. In other words, CS is academic studying of the S/W and H/W concepts but IT may have specific purposes to be studied.
- Computer Science is the study of the principles of computing. It helps you better understand how computers solve problems, the kinds of problems that a computer can solve and how one would present a problem to a computer. Whereas, Information Technology is the study of technology that drives Information Systems for businesses.
- Computer Science is a part of IT. Computer Scientists are generally responsible of building the tools(OS, Compiler, Database.) used in IT, whereas IT technicians are responsible of using these tools to make real world applications.
- Computer Science refers to the science or details of computers - which includes the design of software (such as compilers, Operating Systems), design of hardware (such as RAM, CPU etc), networking etc. Information Technology is the application of Computers towards organizing and efficient retrieval/reporting of information.
- The former is a basic science and the latter is an applied science.
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